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ProHealth contributor Jenny Menzel, H.C., discusses the knowledge she's gained in the process of writing about CBD and how CBD has been a useful tool in helping her manage the symptoms associated with Lyme disease.

CBD can be used topically – incorporated into body butters, creams, and salves. Topical CBD may provide antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties to relieve tight, sore muscles. 

Numerous Lyme disease patients are turning to CBD to help manage a myriad of symptoms. From capsules, tinctures, and balms, it's readily available in many forms at health food stores around the country. But what is CBD, and how can it help?

CBD is available in a number of forms: oils, creams and lotions, gummies, and even coffees and other drinks like CBD water. Read on to learn which form of CBD may be right for you.